Mountain Goat Digital Artwork (2 drawings)
Budget: $250 – $350 CAD
I'm in need of two realistic digital drawings of a mountain goat. The drawings should be done in a realistic style and using a digital medium.
Key Requirements:
- The drawings should feature a mountain goat and boulders (rock).
- The medium used for the drawings should be digital.
- The backgrounds of the drawings should be transparent (no background).
-The goat is in white while the boulders are somewhat darker (grey or brown or a mixture)
-The caption under each of the drawings should read 'You've got this'
Ideal Skills:
- Excellent Illustrator
- Proficient in digital drawing.
- Experience in creating realistic animal illustrations.
- Understanding of creating transparent background images.
Please note, the overall aesthetic should be clean and professional, as these drawings will be used for a project requiring high-quality visuals.
Drawing 1. The goat is jumping from 1 boulder to another (see 2 attached images)
Drawing 2. The goat is balanced on top of a pinnacle of rock. He looks back at the placement of his rear hoof with a bit of concern but he is determined to stay on his perch. (see attached 2 images)
Key Requirements:
- The drawings should feature a mountain goat and boulders (rock).
- The medium used for the drawings should be digital.
- The backgrounds of the drawings should be transparent (no background).
-The goat is in white while the boulders are somewhat darker (grey or brown or a mixture)
-The caption under each of the drawings should read 'You've got this'
Ideal Skills:
- Excellent Illustrator
- Proficient in digital drawing.
- Experience in creating realistic animal illustrations.
- Understanding of creating transparent background images.
Please note, the overall aesthetic should be clean and professional, as these drawings will be used for a project requiring high-quality visuals.
Drawing 1. The goat is jumping from 1 boulder to another (see 2 attached images)
Drawing 2. The goat is balanced on top of a pinnacle of rock. He looks back at the placement of his rear hoof with a bit of concern but he is determined to stay on his perch. (see attached 2 images)